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copper sulphate investigation
2000
To whom it may concern I am an A-level student studying chemistry in the UK and I would like your help so please could you send me some information on investigating the concentration of copper sulphate ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] via titration using Iodine and sodium thiosulphate ⇦ this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] .
If possible could you send me results and a method of how you would do the experiment,if you could I would be very grateful.
yours faithfully
kevin f- Croydon, Surrey, England
Get hold of any analytical chemistry book (it's also in a good number of plain chemistry books). That analysis is extremely old and has not changed a bit. A good book like The Chemical Analysis of Electroplating Solutions [affil link on Amazon or eBay or AbeBooks affil links] has to be available on an interlibrary loan and will literally lead you by the hand thru the how and why that it works.
James Watts- Navarre, Florida
2000
Hi, I am also a student and I have just come across your question and was wondering if you got any feedback? if so, I would be extremely grateful if you could pass it on to me as I have been looking everywhere and can't find a thing.
yours thankfully,
- Wigan, Lancs, UK
2006
Hi, Rachel.
C'mon, cousin; the feedback that Kevin received was "Get hold of any analytical chemistry book . . . and will literally lead you by the hand". Have you really been looking everywhere -- including the library -- and still been unable to find any analytical chemistry book?
The first one listed on Amazon, Analytical Chemistry: An Introduction
⇦[this on
Amazon affil links], looks to contain a titration for copper with iodine. Good luck with it!

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